Thursday, August 30, 2007

Weekly Sonnet 17

The Happiest Day of My Life (Monday)

I feel joy again, in the way gazelles
feel after the leopard discontinues
the chase. The nineties taught us “sex sells”.
In the naught-ys, give me freedom of fear.

Or, what I could be feeling now is sim-
ilar to the scene in
Sen to Chihir-
o...
when after night, she sees pastel hues
again, biting into the rice cake: sim-
ple pleasures to sob uncontrollably
over. I hope in Congress, the assur-
ance: cronies hired no longer (probably).

Us, the nation will never behoove your
unorthodox information retriev-
als. Not full dystopia: my relief.

 

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Weekly Sonnet 16

Vulcanalia

Accentuating with His White Light/White

Heat. (I don’t believe in weakness...) Coming
At you with the Frist of God (?) But delight:
My wristly saint was an American
Mahzlem. (it costs too much.) Really, who can
Ever disbelieve an axiom un-
Resolved? The thing that is unbecoming

Shall be won and the thing what has been won:
That, too shall become done. Tout jamais
Renaissent sous ce fils.
―You hate my freedom!―
Is it? (I don’t believe in...)―Terror from—
Kick him to the curb! Triumph of the way.
Est-ce
(questions either.) que ta guerre dans
Ses yeux vraiment pour bonne volontée?
Quand?

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Weekly Sonnet 15

Celia Hodes (Incinerating. Hydroponic. Provident.)

Spite is a healthy motive for any-
thing. In running for public office, though,
it’s assumed imperative. Not shocking
either be Issy’s financial estrange-
ment, your mirror. (I find it hard to know
you bereave the beauty they are.) Thy knee-
jerk reactions can make a heart derange.

(Are you Holden Caulfield?) Are you asking
for—? How dangerous to moon the secur-
ity camera or more to piss in
the Memorial Fountain. Wait for your
sweet taste from a moist fakery muffin.
Miss LaPlante, you’re not a mom anymore,
you’re a woman! (I can feel your dolor.)

Thursday, August 9, 2007

Weekly Sonnet 14

Ex Tedium Robotica Est

Autoerraticasphyxiation
doth plague this film, but you know that’s a non-
word which is just like
Bourne’s non-intrigue, what
is indistinguishable from his false-
intrigue. Worse indeed: its cinemation
quakes as if I were K-hole emergent.

My cerebellum has achingly gone
away; thy tightening zooms do make plent-
y aggravations myopia-wise.

Inattr(action) yeilds to the “story” sput-
ters, wishing full-body-dry-heave were waltz,
or maybe I’m still putting back my eyes.
If I want to see backs of heads preten-
tiously, I would queue up for Space Mountain.

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Weekly Sonnet 13

AGAG

No information eked from you, I see.
And wherefore wouldst thou? How depraved we must
infer thine actions to be, delicate
too, our countenance; Ashcroft
’s prudishness
we could (never) easily tolerate.

If any of us were (are) forgiven
of a DUI, we’d sow our (their) glee
and hide it fairly well. But can we trust
with Fredo anything more than a dog-
bite claim or the defense of  that adven-
turous—starts: We the people—(names) Doc-
ument. We hear your legal reach-[a guess]
and-run-around or “
testimony” (spok-
en) It would be funny if
’twere a joke.